sodded off
Went away angrily
Sodded off is the past tense of sod off, a British expression meaning to go away or leave, usually as a command: I told him to sod off and he finally sodded off.
The phrase is mildly vulgar, related to the insult "sod" (from sodomite), but has softened considerably through use.
- leftDeparted or portside
- exitedWent out from
- scarperedFled hastily
- did a runnerFled to avoid obligation
- departedHaving left
absconded · fled · skedaddled · bailed · vanished · retreated · hit the road · made tracks · bolted · cleared out · withdrew · stormed out · abandoned · got lost · made oneself scarce · avoided · rebuffed · dismissed
manner of farewell/greeting
sodded offwelcomed
Received with pleasure
embraced · received · ushered in · rolled out the red carpet
engagement/disengagement
sodded offpitched in
Contributed effort or resources
mucked in · joined in · got involved · engaged · participated